Sentence examples for highly sensitive but from inspiring English sources

Semi-conductor sensor designs are highly sensitive but limited by their rigidity and brittle nature.

Some of this intelligence is highly sensitive but you have had access to it all". Last week's attacks took place in the context of a Syrian government offensive against rebel forces in the Ghouta area.

The current diagnostic techniques for RRV including end-point reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and real-time PCR (RT-qPCR) are highly sensitive, but limited to diagnostic labs with the equipment and expertise; and is time consuming.

Conventional load sensors are highly sensitive but have relatively small measurement ranges.

Current methods to measure drug concentrations in tissue (e.g., LC-MS/MS, liquid chromatography coupled with tandem mass spectrometry) are highly sensitive, but destructive and complex.

Molecular biology method, such as PCR and RT-PCR, are popular because they are time-saving, labor-saving, and highly sensitive, but they require accurate and expensive instruments and professional operators.

Having all three of these features was highly specific 100%, but not very sensitive 22%, whereas having one or more was highly sensitive 93% but lower specificity 64%.

Mr Giscard has no formal say in the highly sensitive matter, but as president of the convention examining the constitutional future of Europe, he carries considerable intellectual clout.

Proper exceptions could be made for some highly sensitive documents, but hardly the sort of sweeping executive privilege that even presidents hesitate to claim.

The biofunctional nanocomposite provides a new way to not only construct the highly sensitive biosensors but also mimic the catalytic activity of enzyme in the life process.

The company is still in talks with the government and privately recognises the Deepwater Horizon disaster makes it a highly sensitive issue but said it would probably start work next year.